ie is it possible to load in templates from other users into the sseq or do you really have to build a sequence from scratch everytime??
I am only just getting to grips with the depth of the Radias so could be a dumb question!
radias arp/sseq questions
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radias arp/sseq questions
I dont see from the manual if its possible to store step sequencer sequences as templates?
ie is it possible to load in templates from other users into the sseq or do you really have to build a sequence from scratch everytime??
I am only just getting to grips with the depth of the Radias so could be a dumb question!
ie is it possible to load in templates from other users into the sseq or do you really have to build a sequence from scratch everytime??
I am only just getting to grips with the depth of the Radias so could be a dumb question!
ARP settings are stored as part of a program. They can't be moved, copied, or named independently of a program. The Mod Sequencer settings are stored as part of a timbre withing a program. They can't be named independently, but they can be copied between timbres and between programs using the editor/librarian software by drag and drop with the mouse. I think it makes good sense for the arp and mod sequencers to be tied to programs and timbres, and with the editor/librarian software it only takes a minute or two at the most to completely change the settings. In most cases it just take a few seconds to set the arp the way I want, so not having named arps hasn't been a problem for me.
By the way, it is very cool to have 3 sequences per program. You can create a lot of motion in a voice without having to use up OSCs, LFOs, EGs to do it. Setting the Mod Seq to Smooth motion basically gives you an additional LFO with a completely custom waveform that can be assigned to any of 40 parameters.
By the way, it is very cool to have 3 sequences per program. You can create a lot of motion in a voice without having to use up OSCs, LFOs, EGs to do it. Setting the Mod Seq to Smooth motion basically gives you an additional LFO with a completely custom waveform that can be assigned to any of 40 parameters.